I can tell it is going to be one of those weeks when I it is only Tuesday and already I have no idea what day it is. Then it occurs to me that I am suffering from PDSTS.
Post Daylight Savings Time Syndrome.
This is not something that I can really deny. I have been doing a bit of research on how to deal with this and I have found that it is something that I can easily manage. Here are the top 10 Things that I can do to recover from PDSTS in a timely manner, if you think you might be suffering as well, please think about implementing some of these things into your day.
I am working hard at understanding all of this. While I think about it, I am going to go grab some chocolate and check my clocks again.
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Alison Shaffer | 18th Mar 11
I so agree on that one, I had such a hard time this week waking up!
and I think chocolate makes everything better.
Hazel Nut | 18th Mar 11
Chocolate is my go-to cure for everything. It might not always help, but is sure doesn’t hurt 😉
Kim- Liv Life | 16th Mar 11
Yep… I’ve got it too!! I was so enjoying my mornings last week, even waking before the alarm went off. Now it’s tough again….
Hazel Nut | 16th Mar 11
I have given up on trying to be coherent in the mornings. As long as the coffee is flowing and there is a cozy spot on the couch with the kids, I am good 😉
Angela (Toucan Scraps) | 16th Mar 11
changed your clocks already? we do ours the last weekend of March
Hazel Nut | 16th Mar 11
we used to change them later in the year, then a few years ago they pushed back the fall date to the beginning of November and moved the spring date up earlier in March.
Rose | 15th Mar 11
I think I may be suffering from the same. 🙂
Hazel Nut | 16th Mar 11
That doesn’t surprise me. It is more common that most people realize 😉